Lifeguard On Duty in Delhi, Noida, Gurgaon

Key Responsibilities
• Classroom Setup Safety: Assist the deck ambassador in setting up the classroom before class, including arranging benches (placed upside down to release air bubbles) and organizing toys. Ensure the slide is inflated safely and all equipment is secure and easily accessible.
• Equipment Management: Keep class toys and equipment organized for quick access. Learn the names of equipment (e.g., barbells/dumbbells, kickboards, noodles, motorboats) to efficiently assist instructors during class.
• Inventory Check: Count and verify all equipment when collecting items between activities to ensure nothing is misplaced.
• Class Preparation: Check with the teacher at the start of each class to confirm the game of the day and any special setup requirements.
• Proactive Support: Organize and prepare equipment in advance to prevent delays, ensuring classes run smoothly and efficiently.
• Attendance Monitoring: If a student arrives late, inform the deck ambassador so attendance records can be updated accurately.
• Emergency Response: Immediately alert the deck ambassador if a child, parent, or staff member is injured or shows symptoms of illness (e.g., vomiting). If the deck ambassador is unavailable, respond promptly using the first aid kit or following emergency protocols.
• Pool Safety Assistance: Be ready to enter the pool when needed to assist with clean-up, equipment retrieval, or emergencies, minimizing class disruptions and ensuring a safe environment.
• Schedule Equipment Readiness: Stay familiar with the class schedule, ensuring all equipment is prepared and in good condition before classes begin.
• Communication: Send daily emails and WhatsApp messages as directed by the supervisor, ensuring timely updates and coordination.
• Vigilant Supervision: Maintain constant, focused supervision of students both in and around the pool, identifying potential hazards early and taking quick action to prevent accidents.

About Company: Water Town Swim School specializes in swim lessons for children from 4 months to 4 years old. We do not view swimming solely as a sport of getting from point A to point B but rather as one of the best ways to maximize a child's potential. Research has proven that early swim lessons help a child develop physically, mentally, intellectually, and even socially. Read more